How to potty train your husky

The first and most important, and also the most annoying, thing to teach your husky is to potty outside instead of on his white rug. Husky puppies don’t know that you’re not allowed to go potty indoors, so you’re responsible for potty training them outdoors.

You should start training your husky from day one. The longer you let him urinate and poop inside, the more comfortable he will be with it and it will form a habit that will be much harder to break. Start house training him the first day you bring him home instead of waiting. Remember that younger puppies will have a much easier time learning new things, so use that to your advantage!

Frequent walks are a MUST when training your puppy. The more you take him outside, the less likely he is to pee inside, leaving you with a fun mess to clean up. Take him out after mealtime and let him empty his bladder. Huskies have small bladders and the extra food in their belly will put pressure on their bladder and give them a sudden need to go to the bathroom.

You should also walk your husky between meals. Young puppies should be walked at least six times a day while house training them. Don’t worry, you won’t have to walk your husky six times a day. Once he grows up and learns that he should only poop and urinate outdoors, you can reduce his walks to three or four times.

This should help you start potty training your husky outdoors instead of indoors. Remember that consistency is key when training your dog. With just a little patience and time, your husky will ask to go out when he needs to, just make sure you don’t ignore him when he does!